Arcologies

Arcologies are self-contained cities, uniquely designed to be perfectly married to the surrounding lands. Some are designed to draw power from the wind, or water, and they all utilize the sun as much as possible. The industry and labor at each one is different, too. For example, the Eseffo arcology is known for network tech, while the Japanese arcology is known for weaponry.

Many minor arcologies dot the land, each inventive and unique in its own way.

Life in an Arcology
Life in an arcology is luxurious compared to life in the wastelands. Because resources are so rare, and the world so crumbled, and people so few, each person in an arcology is important. Each has a job, of their choosing, in return for food and living space.

Housing
Each individual gets the same amount of space according to their need, and may do with it as they please. Some friendly homes may choose to remove an adjoining wall to create a larger, shared space. A typical home will have a kitchen, sleeping area, and some space reserved to grow herbs. A complex form of bio-circuitry is utilized - essentially the house is a pet. if you feed it stuff, it will grow for you.

Farming & Food Supply
Most arcologies use a mix of vertical farms, greenhouses, indoor gardens, outdoor gardens, and outdoor stables to grow their food supply. Because each arcology is different, so too are their agricultural habits.

Leadership Structure
Each arcology's leadership structure is also unique. The larger arcologies tend to have complex political structures, but are still organized in a heirarchical manner. While smaller arcologies have a wider variety of leadership structures, it's very common for them to be filial or clan-based. sdf

Major Arcologies
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Arcologies by Continent

 * 1) North America
 * 2) Major
 * 3) Eseffo
 * 4) Everglades Arcology (Dead)
 * 5) Yucatan (Mexican Spanish and Tribals)
 * 6) Minor
 * 7) Two Harbls
 * 8) Windy City
 * 9) Cleveland
 * 10) Maine
 * 11) Seattle
 * 12) New Vegas
 * 13) Montana Mountains
 * 14) South America
 * 15) Rio
 * 16) Africa
 * 17) Afrikaans
 * 18) Europe
 * 19) Swedes (in the North)
 * 20) Eastern (Czech or Hungary)
 * 21) Southern (French or Italian)
 * 22) Britons (UK)
 * 23) Asia
 * 24) Rural China
 * 25) Hong Kong
 * 26) Mongol China
 * 27) South China
 * 28) Japan
 * 29) Australia (none/unknown)
 * 30) Antarctica (none/unknown)